Earning the Crest: My Year with Al Ahli
The Al Ahli tryouts were a true test of will. Every shot felt scrutinized, every point weighed with possibility. It was a grind of skill, stamina, and mental strength.
Welcome to my digital playbook. I'm a Student Athlete and Hospitality and Tourism Management student, bridging the gap between passion on the field and strategy in the front office. I'm exploring the business of sports, the discipline of athletics, and the journey to building a career in the sports industry.
Sep 7, 2025 4:01 PM
The Al Ahli tryouts were a true test of will. Every shot felt scrutinized, every point weighed with possibility. It was a grind of skill, stamina, and mental strength.
My time as an Assistant in the Formula 1 hospitality suites was a masterclass in high-performance execution. While the world watched the race, I was behind the scenes ensuring the guest experience was just as flawless.
It was a whirlwind of precision and pressure anticipating needs, mastering logistics, and delivering impeccable service at lightning speed. I learned to thrive in controlled chaos, honing my skills in communication, multitasking, and grace under pressure.
It was more than a job, it was a front row seat to the powerful business engine that drives the world's most glamorous sport.
My college pursuit started at Florida International University's Global First Year program.
This wasn't just a year of taking classes, it was an essential transition. It was my bridge between Saudi Arabia and the U.S. education system, a year dedicated to building the academic and personal foundation I would need to succeed.
The G1Y program was where I made connections with people from all around the world, refine my study habits, and solidify my goals. It taught me the discipline I once used on the tennis court could be applied in my daily life.
That year was more than a line on a resume. It was the crucial starting point that gave me the confidence and tools to pursue my dreams. Every journey has a beginning, and FIU was mine.
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